There’s more to college life than work and study. In fact, the most involved students are often the happiest students.

In a community as close-knit as ours, you don’t remain a stranger very long. This sense of belonging and mutual support is rare on a college campus today, and sets us apart in the best possible way. There are many clubs, organizations, honor societies and more for you to join whether you live on campus or off campus. 

Top 5 Reasons to Join an Organization

  • Develop leadership skills
  • Supplement career preparation
  • Explore new interests
  • Meet new people
  • Have a lot of fun!
Honor Societies

Beta Beta Beta — Tri Beta

To be eligible for active membership, a student must be a biology major who has completed at least one semester of her sophomore year and has completed at least three semester courses in biology with an average grade of B+. Other students are invited to be associate members if they are interested in life science but are ineligible for active membership.

Delta Mu Delta — National Business Honor Society

Delta Mu Delta recognizes academic excellence and creates a community that fosters the well-being of members and the business community through life-time membership. Requires a 3.75 for graduate students and 3.5 for undergraduate students. Must have a business or business related major. 

Hypatian Society — Kappa Mu Epsilon

Includes the Maryland chapter of the National Mathematics Honor Society and is open to students who have an interest in the study of mathematics.

Kappa Delta Pi

An international Honor Society in Education, Kappa Delta Pi is committed to recognizing excellence and fostering mutual cooperation, support and professional growth for educational professionals. Undergraduates students with a GPA of 3.5 and graduate students with a GPA of 3.75 are invited to apply for membership.

Kappa Gamma Pi

A national honor society for graduates of Catholic colleges, Kappa Gamma Pi is open to seniors in the top ten percent of the undergraduate graduating class.

Phi Alpha Theta

The Nu Pi Chapter of the International History Honor Society requires students have a B or higher in four history courses and a 3.0 or higher grade point average. 

Phi Beta Delta

International honor society of international studies

Phi Lambda Sigma

Pharmacy leadership honor society - Contact Dr. Sharon Park: spark@ndm.edu

Phi Sigma Alpha

Pi Sigma Alpha better known as the National Political Science Honor Society seeks to promote excellence and high academic achievement in the study of political science through lifetime membership. NDMU's chapter is Alpha Delta Nu. It is open to Juniors and above who have taken at least 10 POL credits and 1 upper-level POL class. A 3.0 GPA is required. Contact Dr. Jen Erdman: jerdman@ndm.edu 

Phi Sigma Iota

National honor society for foreign languages

Phi Sigma Tau

Philosophy honor society

Psi Chi

Founded in 1929, Psi Chi, the National Honor Society in psychology, encourages members to be scholars in all fields, particularly psychology.

Rho Chi

Pharmacy Honor Society - Contact Dr. Jennifer Bailly: jbailey@ndm.edu or Dr. Heather Folz: hfolz@ndm.edu 

Sigma

Baccalaureate and graduate nursing students who demonstrate excellence in scholarship and Sigma’s eligibility criteria are invited to join Sigma. The mission of Sigma is developing nurse leaders anywhere to improve healthcare everywhere. Contact the Administration Office in the School of Nursing, 410.532.5526.

Sigma Tau Delta

Chartered in 1984, the Alpha Alpha Chapter of the International English Honor Society is open to English majors and minors who have an overall grade point average of 3.0 or higher and have completed two English courses beyond freshman English.

Theta Alpha Kappa

Religious Studies honor society

Theta Sigma Phi

Communications honor society

How to Submit Your Events to the 7-Day Forecast

All events need to be submitted by NOON on Thursday PRIOR to 7-Day going out Monday.

club event calendar example

Events need to be submitted to studentengagement@ndm.edu with subject line: 7-day Forecast Event Submission

Events should be Submitted in the following format:

  • Title of event
  • Location of event (If virtual just state virtual and include the link)
  • Date and Time of event (if it is more than an hour or less than an hour please specify otherwise  we will default to a one-hour period)
  • Brief description of the event please be mindful that the limit on Constant Contact is 140 characters so if your version is longer than that we will have to paraphrase
  • Any web links also need to be included here
  • All events need to be student life oriented. Events pertaining to academics, specific schools or events for personal promotion will not be published.

*Please understand that typos happen, we cannot edit or resend the 7-Day Forecast once it is out. Please do your best to ensure all information is correct before submitting and we will do our best to avoid errors

Start a Student-Led Organization

If you would like to start a new organization that would enhance the student experience and campus vibrancy you can follow the instructions below. E-mail studentengagement@ndm.edu if you have any questions. 

Before you put any plans in place check above to make sure a similar student organization does not already exist.

To start a new club you will need:

  • At least 5 club members that are current NDMU students
    • President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Public Relations
  • A mission statement & goals based on your club's interest
    • Mission Statement Example: The Student-Parent Group is a community of students who are also parents. Their aim is to build and sustain a community of students, faculty, staff, and administrators who support and advocate for student-parents in their endeavors to meet the challenges of successfully completing their studies, caring for their families, and maintaining their own physical and mental health
  • A full time-faculty, staff or administrator who will be your advisor

When you have the above information completed, you can fill out this form. The Office of Student Engagement and Community Programs will review applications and confirm with the students if the club is approved or denied.